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Auto fill Problem using INDIRECT() inside a SUMIFS() formula
AGB200 Okay! Then you can use OFFSET. I believe that's what you have seen before. Have a look in the attached file, Sheet 0 column D. would that work for you?
AGB200 Well, INDIRECT takes a text string to determine the cell or cell range to use. The part A9:D9 is, thus, NOT a regular relative reference that will update automatically when copying/dragging. It's just a text.
Looked at you schedule and I wonder why you created monthly sheets to begin with. Have you considered collecting all debits and credits in only single table with headers like <Date> <Account> <Description> <Amount> <Project> ? Then you don't need to deal with INDIRECT and you can use many of Excel's built-in features to analyse or summarise the data by month/quarter/year, by account, by project. Whatever. Just a thought.
- Thanks a lot for you response, i have some reason for making monthly sheet, so I need function that make the same as you saw, and actually I saw some people use row() insist of range but I don't know how to do it but thank you very much for your time
AGB200 Okay! Then you can use OFFSET. I believe that's what you have seen before. Have a look in the attached file, Sheet 0 column D. would that work for you?
- I can't thank you enough, really appreciate
